The Master of Architecture (M. Arch.) is a graduate degree that is accredited by the National Architectural Accrediting Board (NAAB). In addition to a period of professional internship, the M. Arch.

pathway for outstanding students who are interested in earning a BFA degree, in either interior design or industrial design, from the College of Art and Design and a Master of Architecture degree from ...

The University of Cincinnati's Master of Architecture programme is committed to the design and production of buildings that are useful, durable, meaningful, inspiring and responsibly engaged with ...

The Department of Architecture and Interior Design offers the undergraduate Bachelor of Arts in Architecture leading to the professional Master of Architecture, in addition to an undergraduate ...

The M.S. program requires between 30 and 42 credit hours (depending on background and experience), at least 30 of which must be at the graduate level. The Department of Landscape Architecture at ESF ...

The Master of Science in Architecture and Computational Technologies (MS ACT) at New York Institute of Technology (NYIT) is at the forefront of architectural innovation, pushing the boundaries of ...

The MARCH, MLA, MSARCH, & MSUD programs are dedicated to the pursuit of design inquiry across complex and evolving fields of study. Our goal is to cultivate our students’ ability to ask challenging ...

The Master of Science in Architecture (MS.Arch) is a one-year, STEM-certified post-professional degree. Our 36-credit, three-semester curriculum is designed for students who have already completed a ...

The Master of Landscape Architecture (M.L.A.) degree is the first professional degree in landscape architecture. This degree requires successful completion of a minimum of 66 credit hours of which at ...

The Master of Landscape Architecture offers space to experiment through research, projects and our studio atelier system which celebrates diversity. The course promotes multiple critical approaches to ...

By studying architecture, students develop their artistic skill, knowledge of history and technology, social and cultural awareness, and critical imagination. Most students enter a Master of ...